Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

The average score on this deck in the World T20 was around 120, so India will feel comfortable around the 130-140 mark.

Dawson returns and gets away with a full toss that Pandey strikes to long-on for a single. Rahul then goes big. Very big. He dances down and hammers the ball into the stand over long-on. He then finds the boundary again, through mid-wicket. He has come in for some criticism, the India opener, but he is the main man here.

India are mixing up their batting order. No Mr Dhoni in at number 5 as we saw in the first T20 - instead Manish Pandey makes his way to the square and is off the mark with a quick single. 

This is another fine display with the ball from Moeen Ali with just two more singles from the rest of the over. That takes him to 1-14 off his 3 overs so far. 

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

That was plumb. It was a strange one actually... Yuvraj could quite easily have just rocked back in his crease and pumped it into the leg side. Dhoni has not come in at number five, so they're obviously leaving the finisher for the end.  

Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

This is not an electric start, but India might be happy in the grand scheme of things. The pitch will prove to be the key factor in this game.

That's big. Rashid sticks in a full-bunger and disappears to cow corner courtesy of Rahul. The ball before, new man Yuvraj Singh got off the mark with a single. He doubles his personal tally with a little prod to off to keep the strike.

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This is a big dilemma for India now. England have checked their early progress and they can't get the big hits in. Do they risk going big and losing more wickets or just opt for steady progress, knowing England have some serious hitting in their line-up? Moeen continues and the home side end up stuck somewhere in the middle. Just one run off the over. Brilliant from England.

In comes another Indian fan favourite in Yuvraj Singh but it's more lovely stuff from the leggy - what a splendid over from Rashid! Just two runs and one wicket. 

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Charles Dagnall
BBC Test Match Special

That was the googly. I think Adil Rashid bowls his googly better than his leg-spinner. Perhaps he should use that as his stock ball instead?

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

That was slower than the first couple of deliveries he bowled and it tempted Suresh Raina. Brilliant, smart thinking from Adil Rashid.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

I'm interested to see if Adil Rashid slows down his speed a little bit, just to get more turn.

James Presland: The little village club I play at is hemmed in by a road and a canal. You only get a 6 if the ball goes in the drink.

Moeen - excellent in the first game - gets his first grip of the ball in this encounter. He picks up where he left off, finding a good length. It is all singles until Rahul catches the bottom of the bat with a reverse sweep and gets three. It has hardly been a boundary-fest so far. Shifting the ropes back has clearly played a part.

Ben Stokes starts with a wide but quickly tightens up and beats Raina with a rising ball that the batsman tries and fails to hit into next week.

Rahul shows him the way with a traditional drive, offering a straight bat and finding the gap between extra and mid-off for four. Other than that it is just singles for the home side.

Isa Guha
Ex-England seamer on BBC Test Match Special

Chris Jordan is trying to enhance his reputation and get himself back into the one-day team. What has let him down in the past is his performance in his opening overs. He's improved on that. He's always been good at the back end of an innings.

The Indian players are sporting black armbands as they pay respect to Rajesh Sawant, a 45-year-old India under-19 trainer who sadly died in his sleep in Mumbai last night.